Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-29
LOCAL RREYITIES.

| The work of painting the State Capitol
building is progressing finely.
a large amount of wheat was sold at
! Marysville yesterday for 81 25.
The pay car, after paying off the hands
at the shops yesterday, went south.
State Librarian Wallis is making many
substantial and necessary improvements in
| the State Library.
| Jones, Fisch d Watson will give social
dance at Turner Hall this evening. Ladies
free, gentlemen fifty cents.
| The Arthur Murphy tried in the Police
| Court Tuesday for drunkenness is no con-
nection of Arthur Murphy, of Brighton.
In the town of Winters, when child is
| sick, they send for physician to save its
| life. The parents then try to kill the doc
| tor.
Four carloads of fruit from Yacayille
| arrived on the overland yesterday, destined
for Chicago. The shippers were Porter
Bros.
Three carloads of Chinese laborers went
| up with the construction train on the Cali
fornia and Oregon Railroad yeste1dav
morning
There will be no game of baseball next
Sunday, as the Directors wish TO put the
grounds in better condition by rolling and
leveling them.
Burglars are doing a good business in
Woodland. They break into almost eyery
house in the city but the Jail. They break
out of the latter.
ri tell you what said a man at the
State Printing Office yesterday, :" it's not
half so popular to be Democrat to-day as
1t was some nine months ago"
The owner of the " big OK" which died
| on Tuesday, says 1t was not from exhaus-
ton, but from sprained ankle which he
received while being put upon truck"
Three hundred Digger Indians, who have
been engaged in the Wittenbrock hop fields,
visited the city yesterday. They were in
| charge of Captain Brown. They left for
Auburn last evening.
The Woodlandites are finding fault with
the camp-meeting people because they
don't sprinkle the road from the town to
| the camp ground. The next thing they
will ask will be the laying of cable road.
The many friends Of Governor SLOVENIAN
will be pleased to learn that the boom in
Los Angeles county has made him a mil
lionaire. Last week he refused an offer of
$400O 900 for a portion of his ranch at San
Gabriel.
T. J. Sherwood, Fish Commissioner.
came down from Marysville yesterday and
paid Oft the employees of the Commission
lie says the next meeting of the Board will
be held at San Francisco on the 10th of
October
| CAPTAIN Tottman this season at Lake
Tahoe Matched out SO, 900 trout OF this
number $1,000 were placed in the head
waters of the Truckee river and the re-
mainder into the small streams that flow
into Lake Tahoe.
Charles Williams, aged twenty-four had
his right elbow dislocated by falling from
load of hay at the new hay market last
evening. He was treated for his injury at
the Receiving Hospital by DR.. Parkinson
and officer Leavy.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 10, being 90 warmer than
the normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50
| and $50, with light to gentle and fresh
southerly winds and clear weather.
Deputy Sheriff Bennett yesterday took
to the insane asylum at Napa Miss Kate
Furlemann. To-day the same official will
| accompany All Ton to the Folsom prison,
| where he will have four years opportu-
nily to study the ms and outs of the" dark
dungeons"
4 benefit concert will ne given Mrs. c.
N. Hopson at the Congregational Church
tomorrow evening by children under four
teen years of age. The programme will
consist OF vocal and instrumental music,
dialogues and Rotations. Little Mabel
Barnes will sing.
Last evening at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
the members held q social religious meet
ing. President Charles NJ Campbell led
the singing. Next Sunday afternoon C. S.
Mason will address young men only on an
Interesting G1hippt rnaln choir
chestra will participate
Il shall never visit Santa Cruz again."
remarked business man Yesterday who
with his family usually spends the summer
at that favorite seaside resort. And why
! not?n asked a friend. For the same
reason that Mrs E. 3. Croker left Sacra-
mento. / can't stand the local press
James Sullivan, who escaped from the
| chain-gang some time since, was tried yes
terday before jury in Justice Davis Court,
| found guilty and sentenced to twenty days
in the County Jail. Thomas Mankin, who
! escaped with Sullivan, waived the jury and
| succeeded in getting off with only fifteen
| DAYS
The Seventh Annual State Convention
! of the Young Mems Christian Association
| of this State is To be held in Woodland, in
the First Methodist Church, from October
18th to 10Th inclusive. Among the many
| prominent speakers who will address the
Convention are General o. o. Howard,
| Henry ]. Mccoy, Rev. f. A. Horton, Rev.
| r. S. Contine, Rev. C. D. Barrows and Rev.
E! j. H. Hector.
| Il. ID. Myers proposes to commence next
! week building his street railway on TWEEN
| ty-fourth street from Q to Y. RS Carey
will Immediately extend their O-street line
to Twenty-fourth, and the through line, it
is said, will be in operation by the first week
in November This line will be great
convenience to those visiting the Catholic
cemetery, taking them within three blocks
of that burial place.
Lee Gin, who was seriously stabbed on
Tuesday evening in Chinatown BY Hong
! All Ding, is lying in q critical condition at
I the county hospital. The attending phvsi-
clans entertain but little hope of bis recov-
cry. His assailant is still at large. and the
police officers are of the opinion that he has
| fled the city. A Chinamau answering his
description yesterday passed through SUIT
terville, going south.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following appeared
upon the slate at the police station at II
o'clock last night: Peter RUM, disturbing
the peace, by officer Able; All Moan, vio-
lating the sidewalk ordinance, by officer
Franks; All Glue, same offense, by officer
Franks; All jim. misdemeanor, by Deputy
Sheriff Eldred; Robert Anderson, battery,
by officer Franks.
REMNANTS Remnants of every descrip-
tons in our sale to-day, closing out prices
are marked on every piece. Red House.
LoT of gents fine Panama hats TO close;
the 81 for 90 cents; the IS cent ones for %
cents, in our sale to-day. Red House.
SALE commences this morning at s